Can Voksha work with just Google Calendar or Outlook if we don't use dedicated chiropractic software?

For Chiropractors

Yes. Smaller or newer chiropractic practices, particularly solo practitioners who haven't yet adopted a dedicated EHR or practice management platform, can run Voksha against Google Calendar, Outlook, or Calendly instead. Voksha checks real-time availability on whichever calendar you connect and books adjustments and new patient consults directly into it, with the same on-call confirmation, time read back to the patient, and written email confirmation when the patient provides an address, that a full practice management integration provides. This is a reasonable setup for a practice in its first year or two, or a practice that intentionally keeps its administrative footprint simple and handles clinical documentation on paper or in a basic EHR that doesn't need deep calendar integration. The tradeoff is that new patient intake details, medical history, insurance information, injury description, captured during the call don't automatically sync into a structured clinical record the way they would with ChiroTouch, Jane App, Genesis, or Platinum System; instead, they arrive as part of the call summary for staff to review and manually enter wherever the practice keeps patient records. Many solo practices start this way and move to a dedicated practice management platform, and a corresponding deeper Voksha integration, once patient volume and staff headcount grow enough that manual intake transfer becomes a real time cost rather than a minor inconvenience. Switching later is straightforward since Voksha's setup process for either configuration takes roughly the same 5-30 minutes.